Yes, packers and movers can arrange marine insurance for household goods during intercity, interstate, and international moves. However, movers do not issue insurance themselves—they facilitate coverage through registered insurance providers.
At 6 Packers and Movers, marine insurance is offered as an optional add-on, coordinated after a verified inventory and declared value are finalized. This helps protect goods against specified transit risks.
Marine insurance (for relocation) covers goods while in transit by road, rail, sea, or air. Despite the name, it applies to domestic and international shipments, not only sea freight. To understand broader coverage and limitations, read what transit insurance covers during house shifting.
Coverage Area | Details |
Transit risks | Accidents, fire, theft during transit |
Natural events | Floods, storms (as per policy terms) |
Handling damage | Subject to policy conditions |
Declared value | Coverage based on item value declared |
Coverage is policy-specific and subject to exclusions.
Always review the policy wording. You should also know why some insurance claims get rejected during house shifting.
Accurate declarations are essential for claim validity. A professional pre-move survey helps ensure correct inventory and declared value.
No. Marine insurance is optional, but strongly recommended for:
The premium is usually calculated as a percentage of declared value. The insurance premium forms a small part of the overall packers and movers cost.
6 Packers and Movers:
“If you’re planning a move in a metro city, such as Ahmedabad, choosing experienced packers and movers in Ahmedabad ensures smoother coordination of insurance and documentation.
Customers are advised to opt for insurance before dispatch and keep copies of all documents.